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People on high mountains are unlikely to get Covid-19 virus
Scientists found that people living at high altitudes were less susceptible to heavy Covid-19, because their bodies adapted to the low oxygen content in the blood.
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Why are the mountains always rising?
The height of the mountain ranges depends on factors such as the tectonic thrust beneath the ground or the impact of climate change on top of the mountain.
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The clouds are rolling 'flowing' from the top of the mountain, which is 3,000 meters high like a waterfall
A rare moment of recording the billowing clouds flowing from the 3000m high mountain like a waterfall makes many people fascinated.
Archeology
Ancient Inca city on high mountain 4,000m
Thanks to laser scanning technology, scientists discovered the remains of hundreds of years old buildings on the Andes Mountains.
Animal world
Tibetan mastiffs mate with mountain wolves to survive in high mountains
Until now, the Tibetan mastiff was known to be a giant breed that lived in the mountains.
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Tibetans live on high mountains thanks to 'extinct relatives'
According to a recent report by scientists, the reason that Tibetans can live in high altitude areas is thanks to a special gene.
Environment
The United Kingdom found the latest high mountain - Hope Mountain
The UK has a new title for this country's highest peak. According to reports from the media, the Hope mountain has become the country's latest peak.
Environment
There appear to be winter anomalies on the Red River
On January 15, the water level at the head of the Red River running through the territory of Lao Cai province appeared small floods, flooding some construction equipment…
Environment
Why are the highest mountains in the world near the equator?
Is it random or not when all the highest mountains in the world are located close to the equator?
Videos
Video: Skyscraper-like high mountain reveals the past of Pluto
Massive icebergs on Pluto may be evidence that this was once a warm or hot planet.
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Video: A scary fall from a high mountain half a kilometer
A skier was lucky to survive after falling from a 488m high slopes in Alaska, USA.